The founders, many of them United States Marines, took the structure, strength, and brotherhood forged in service and brought it to the road. They believed in honoring their roots, protecting their brothers, and living with purpose. “Silent” stands for humility, self-control, and respect. “Natives” represents birthright — a claim to the culture, the lifestyle, and the brotherhood that can’t be bought or faked.

From day one, Silent Natives MC has stood on three things: discipline, brotherhood, and respect. The club follows a traditional MC structure but stands independent — not AMA, not 1%, and not a support club. The Natives operate by their own standards, walking the line between tradition and honor, never arrogance or ego.

Today, the Mother Chapter continues to uphold those original values:

• To ride with pride, not politics.
• To defend those who can’t defend themselves.
• To protect the honor of the patch and the brotherhood behind it.
• To treat this not as a hobby, but a way of life.

Silent Natives MC isn’t about how loud you talk — it’s about how you live, how you ride, and how you carry yourself when no one’s watching. Silent at Birth. Silent at Death. Native Forever.